OAE 013 Exam Questions and Answers with
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failure to thrive chronic, potentially life threatening disorder
in
infancy and early childhood
factors affecting developmen maternal, paternal, prenatal exposure to
toxins/substances, blood incompatibility,
genetic
abnormalities, prematurity and/or low birth
weight,
failure to thrive, childhood maltreatment.
infancy motor control flexion
extension
rotation
postural control
sensory processing -process environment and plan for what -
movement to make
-reflect on movement
-decide what move to make next
traumatic brain injury result in motor impairment from vehicle
accident,
falls, abuse.
brain tumors can lead to motor impairment
, spina bifida -a congenital defect that occurs during
early
pregnancy when the spinal canal fails to
close
completely around the spinal cord to
protect it
-results in low muscle tone, developmental
delay
and CNS problems
Down Syndrome gross motor delays are more common and
more
intensive.
disorders of motor coordination -delays in achieving milestones
-clumsiness
-difficulty in handwriting
-poor performance in sports
ASD and motor -over sensitive or under sensitive to stimuli
-can experience delays in motor
-unusual responses to sensory processing
Ducheene Muscular Dystrophy genetic condition where body does not
maintain
healthy muscle fibers, mostly males
Verified Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
failure to thrive chronic, potentially life threatening disorder
in
infancy and early childhood
factors affecting developmen maternal, paternal, prenatal exposure to
toxins/substances, blood incompatibility,
genetic
abnormalities, prematurity and/or low birth
weight,
failure to thrive, childhood maltreatment.
infancy motor control flexion
extension
rotation
postural control
sensory processing -process environment and plan for what -
movement to make
-reflect on movement
-decide what move to make next
traumatic brain injury result in motor impairment from vehicle
accident,
falls, abuse.
brain tumors can lead to motor impairment
, spina bifida -a congenital defect that occurs during
early
pregnancy when the spinal canal fails to
close
completely around the spinal cord to
protect it
-results in low muscle tone, developmental
delay
and CNS problems
Down Syndrome gross motor delays are more common and
more
intensive.
disorders of motor coordination -delays in achieving milestones
-clumsiness
-difficulty in handwriting
-poor performance in sports
ASD and motor -over sensitive or under sensitive to stimuli
-can experience delays in motor
-unusual responses to sensory processing
Ducheene Muscular Dystrophy genetic condition where body does not
maintain
healthy muscle fibers, mostly males
